There are two main types of down used for filling sleeping bags, duck and goose down. Duck down consists of smaller feathers, which means that more is needed to fill the sleeping bag and that the insulation value is slightly lower. Goose down consists of larger feathers, so less is needed and the insulation value is higher than that of duck down. A disadvantage of down in general is that it cannot withstand water and moisture, because it dries very slowly and starts to bunch up. Fortunately, the manufacturers take this into account by weaving the outer cover of the sleeping bag more tightly, which prevents the down from getting wet quickly and also prevents the down from coming out through the fabric. Many of the down sleeping bags are at least water repellent, which means that the sleeping bag repels water to some extent, but cannot withstand large amounts of water over a long period of time. In our range we have different sleeping bags with down, such as some sleeping bags from Deuter and Lowland .
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32% offThis feature indicates for how long your drink will stay ice cold.
This feature indicates for how long your drink will stay cold.
This feature indicates for how long your drink will stay warm.
This feature indicates how many washes a product will last.
This feature indicates whether the fabric of the garment is antibacterial, meaning that bacteria are less able to adhere. In addition, this also reduce odours.
This feature indicates how much power a battery can supply per hour.
This feature indicates whether walking sticks can be attached to the bag.
This feature indicates whether a product is BPA-free. If a product is BPA-free, this product does not contain any harmful chemicals.
This feature indicates whether a shoe has a Vibram or a proprietary branded outsole. The specific features of a particular sole can be found in the description of the shoes.
A: Low hiking shoes, suitable for flat terrain
B: Trekking boots, suitable for mountain walking with light packs
C: Sturdy hiking shoes, suitable for trekking in more rugged terrain
D: Heavy hiking boots, suitable for climbing in high alpine terrain
This feature indicates that the binoculars can still bring the object into sharp focus even at shorter distances. So you can search at what distance (m) you want to be able to view an object from.
Fully Multi Coated: all glass surfaces are equipped with multi-layer coatings. This treatment of glass surfaces allows for light transmission of up to 93-95 percent.
Fase Coated: this advanced, expensive coating eliminates the loss of sharpness and brightness in roof prism binoculars, making the viewing image razor-sharp and crisp.in roof prism binoculars, making the viewing image razor-sharp and crisp.
This feature indicates the comfort temperature. This is an indication; how comfortable the sleeping bag feels varies from person to person.
This feature indicates whether the lamp is dimmable.
This feature indicates whether the binoculars have Extra-low Dispersion (ED) lenses. This is a special lens construction, that ensures minimal colour errors and is lightweight.
Nitrogen (N2) filled: waterproof binoculars are filled with dry nitrogen gas, which ensures that the optics do not fog up during strong temperature changes.
Argon filled: argon is even better at keeping the optics from fogging up.
This feature indicates whether the product is suitable for placing in a cup holder. We use a maximum diameter of 9 centimetres. We recommend measuring your cup holder to make sure the product fits in your cup holder.
This feature indicates whether the backpack has padded (softer) shoulder straps.
This feature indicates the width of the image seen through the binoculars at a distance of 1,000 metres.
This feature indicates whether the binoculars have High Definition (HD) lenses These give the binoculars more contrast and sharpness, providing a more natural and clear image.
This feature indicates the height of the shoe’s shaft. The higher the shaft, the more support the shoe provides for your ankles.
Low: these shoes mainly fall under the ‘A’ category and are suitable for flatter terrain.
Mid: these shoes mainly fall under the ‘A’ and ‘A/B’ categories and are suitable for flat to sloping terrain.
High: these shoes are mainly found in the ‘B’ and ‘B/C’ categories. They are suitable for rougher terrain.
This feature indicates whether the product is impregnated, keeping insects at bay.
Double: the flap can be folded in the middle.
Triple: the flap has two seams so that the cap can be folded three times.
This feature indicates the warmth of the light. The lower the Kelvin number, the warmer the light.
This feature indicates the limit temperature. This is an indication; how comfortable the sleeping bag feels varies from person to person.
This feature indicates how much visible light the light source emits.
This feature indicates whether the product can be microwaved.
This feature indicates that the product is joined together without seams.
This feature indicates the diameter (mm) of the objective lens (the lenses at the front of the binoculars).
This feature indicates that the product has zips under the armpits. When the zips are open, this provides more ventilation.
This feature indicates whether the product has reflective elements for improved visibility.
This feature indicates whether it is possible to attach your skis or snowboard to the backpack.
This feature indicates whether you have to tie the shoe or whether the shoe has another fastening system.
This feature indicates how the bag opens.
Front: the bag opens at the front.
Side: the bag opens at the side.
Top: the bag opens at the top.
This feature indicates what kind of membrane is inside the product. This relates to the waterproofing of the product.
This feature indicates whether the product is battery-powered or rechargeable.
This feature indicates whether the eyecups are rotatable.
When a jacket has a one-, two-, two-and-a-half- or three-layer construction, it often means that it has a certain degree of wind and water resistance. The more layers, the better the protection against wind and rain.
Single-layer: these jackets are not waterproof, at most water-repellent. For example, a softshell.
Two-layer: the membrane is connected to the upper fabric and has another separate lining that is not attached to the membrane
Three-layer: the jacket’s membrane is connected to both the outer fabric and the inner lining.
This feature indicates the type of back panel the backpack has. This determines its breathability and stability. You can read about the properties of the back panel in the description of the backpack.
This feature indicates the shape of the sleeping bag.
This feature indicates what type of binoculars they are.
This feature indicates what type of storage bag it is and what it can be used for.
This feature indicates whether the product offers protection against UV rays. If UV protection is provided, this feature also indicates the SPF.
This feature indicates whether the product is dishwasher safe.
100%: these shoes are 100% vegan. They do not contain any animal products.
98%: these shoes are 98% vegan. Adhesives containing animal products may have been used.
This feature indicates how often the viewer magnifies the image. The magnification affects the stability of the image. The greater the magnification, the more unstable the image.
We recommend that eyeglass wearers opt for 8x magnification.
This feature indicates whether the height of the back panel is adjustable. It can be adjusted to be shorter or longer to make the backpack fit your back.
This feature indicates whether the soles are fully replaceable or whether only the outersole can be replaced.
This feature indicates whether the product contains animal ingredients or allergens.
This feature indicates whether the pants have pre-shaped knees.
Leather is water-resistant. Therefore, sandals/slippers made of leather can be worn in water.
This feature indicates whether the product’s material allows water to pass through.
Water column indicates the degree to which a material is waterproof. It is indicated by measuring how much pressure the material can withstand before water leaks through it.
0-1,000: water-repellent but not waterproof.
1,000-5,000: waterproof, but water leaks through the material under light pressure.
5,000-15,000: completely waterproof, but water leaks through the material under heavy pressure.
15,000-30,000: completely waterproof, even when submerged in shallow water.
This feature indicates whether the product’s material allows wind to pass through.
